Adrdssu manual ibm

 · Restore Problem with ADRDSSU by johnmauro» Mon pm 3 Replies Views Last post by dick scherrer Wed pm ADRDSSU: merging backups by JPVRoff» Fri am 2 Replies Views Last post by JPVRoff Sun pm Need help with a DUMP ADRDSSU topic. Posted: Tue am. I used the following code from a previously posted topic to delete files and it works file. //STEP EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU. //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*. //JUNK DD DUMMY.  · Saurabh, There is a parameter in ADRDSSU where you can bypass the ACS routines, something like BYPASSACS. Check out the manual. HTH. Richard _____ From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [IBM- @www.doorway.ru] on behalf of McKown, John [John.@www.doorway.ru]Sent: 05 April PM.

-DUMp--+-DATASet-+--(--+-| C |+--) '-DS' '-+-FILterdd-+--(--ddn--)-' '-FDD'.-, V | --++--+-OUTDDname-+--(ddn-+--)< '-| D. ensure backup dataset name and volser list is correct. //* 2. job must have only one pgm=adrdssu step. //* 3. ensure parm='typrun=norun' is coded on pgm=adrdssu step. //* 4. all cards after //sysin will be ignored for generated jcl. //* 5. dsnmasks dataset must contain old/new mask pairs. //* any missing masks will cause failure to generate jcl. For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, //STEP EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU,COND=(4,LT,STEP) //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* WTO WTOR route codes and descriptor codes used to be documented in the first volume of the z/OS system messages manual. I suspect it is still documented there.

ADRDSSU Introduction II. Overview What is ADRDSSU? ADRDSSU is one of the DF/DSS (Data Facility/Data Set Service) shipped with IBM OS/ ADRDSSU is a direct access storage device data and space management utility. ADRDSSU is usually used to backup, restore datasets or volume. Usage Of ADRDSSU Copy and move datasets between volumes of like and unlike device types Dump and restore. -DUMp--+-DATASet-+--(--+-| C |+--) '-DS' '-+-FILterdd-+--(--ddn--)-' '-FDD'.-, This second part of Example 4: dump and restore for storage management subsystem (SMS) conversion restores all of the data sets that were dumped in the first half of this example. Because no output volume is specified, most of the data sets will be allocated on SMS volumes throughout the system. The STORCLAS keyword indicates that the storage.